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American influence not enough to save chaotic Cape Town Tigers' BAL season - Vimarsana News

American influence not enough to save chaotic Cape Town Tigers' BAL season

Cape Town Tigers, co-owned by American businessman Raphael Edwards, saw a number is US players feature in the team's debut BAL season, but that was not enough to inspire cohesion, on or off the court.

Underdogs FAP need 'positive energy' to get past favourites Petro de Luanda - Vimarsana News

Underdogs FAP need 'positive energy' to get past favourites Petro de Luanda

Cameroon's Forces Armées et Police [FAP], the only surprise package out of the four BAL semifinalists, will again have to punch above their weight if they're to beat Petro de Luanda on Wednesday.

Source: espn.com
Underdogs FAP need 'positive energy' to get past favourites Petro de Luanda - Vimarsana News

Underdogs FAP need 'positive energy' to get past favourites Petro de Luanda

Cameroon's Forces Armées et Police [FAP], the only surprise package out of the four BAL semifinalists, will again have to punch above their weight if they're to beat Petro de Luanda on Wednesday.

Source: espn.com
Liz Mills to leave AS Sale for national team role after BAL exit - Vimarsana News

Liz Mills to leave AS Sale for national team role after BAL exit

In the wake of Moroccan side AS Sale's exit from the Basketball Africa League on Saturday, head coach Liz Mills will leave the team with a view to securing a new national team job on the continent.

Source: espn.com
The curious case of Russia's presence in Central African Republic | Features - Vimarsana News

The curious case of Russia's presence in Central African Republic | Features

Experts say Russia’s involvement in Central Africa could be over just as quicky as it began.